Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Daisy Toll has returned from trip
to Santa Rosa
Mrs. j. B. Pierrepont returned Yesterday
from visit to friends in San Francisco.
B. l. Steinman has returned from a
week at Santa Cruz. His family still re-
main there.
Charles f. Gardner, Receiver of the L. S.
Land Otfice,returned from the lowor coun-
try yesterday.
Rev. Father Grace. of st. Rose Church.
has gone on visit to Humboldt Bay. He
will be absent three weeks.
0. C. Hewitt, Superintendent of the Kew
| stone mine at Amador City, is visiting Sac
ramento. He says the mining boom in
Amador county is not only an actual fact.
but that it has come to stay.
e. F. McCollum returned Saturday from
six weeks visit to New York. Like all
others who visit the Eastern States after a
long residence in Sacramento, he saws that
after all California is the only place in
which to live.
The Gait Gazette says Justice Robert
ID. Ray, of the Supreme Court of Missouri,
arrived in Gait Wednesday of this week.
He is here as the guest of his brother. DR..
Ray. Our distinguished visitor has served
on the Supreme Bench of Missouri for the
past seven years, and his term of office will
not expire until 1890. He is Il years of
age, yet active and wonderfully preserved
In appearance. Not unlike the doctor. he
Is very social and very pleasant converse
honallst and quite entertaining. The dig
nifty of the high judicial position which he
has the honor to occupy does not affect
him i'll the least, and he rather avoids men.
tioning the fact to new acquaintance. He
will remain in Gait about week. lis
home is at Jefferson CITY, the capital of his
State. be is accompanied here by his
brother Alfred, who is resident of Kansas
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday Arthur E. Bamps, T. A Bennett,
James A. Mcguire George E. fuller, Mrs.
fuller, Miss Oracle E. fuller, Mr.. Wied-
NIGHT, wife and child, W Kramer and
daughter, f. A. Pehow, Miss Melyill, San
Francisco; B. B. Keller, wife and two
children, Seattle; Miss Beaver, Allegheny
City, Pa; Mrs. Pacher, Colusa; E. A.
Drew, Boston; C. H. Waite Harrigan Co;
Maggie Jones. Nellie Jones, Sheldon, Sa.;
Charles Gladding, Lincoln: Robert L.
Briggs, Philadelphia A. C. Flemming.
Lincoln; Charles Wilke, Grand Island,
Neb; DR.. and Mrs. B. Headley, Melbourne;
f. o. Dier, Geneva, Switzerland J. Cum
ningham, Chicago; E. A. Swift, Sacra-
mento; George d. Phillips, Los Angeles :;
A. X. MunsoH, Oakland; H. A. Andrews
Grass Valley; George II. Bayley, Modoc
| county; John E. Poller, Jr., Philadelphia :;
Mrs. l.. Horton, Los Angeles; Gilbert
Tompkins; c. Allingom, Z. S. a; II. A.
Fairbanks, city
On Saturday evening J. II. Merrall had a
surprise party in the shape of a call from
about twenty-five of his brother members
OF the Orders of Sons of St. George and
Foresters. Mr. Neral is a prominent
| member of both organizations. 4 very
| fine lunch was provided on short notice,
and also something good to wash it down
| with. This is the manner in which they
celebrated The toast of the evening was
| first given, and Mr.. Merrall received the
| hearty congratulations of all present on
! his having attained the half century. to
which he responded in a very happy man.
ner. The comedian of the Benbow Lodge,
George Llewellyn, then gave comic song,
What did we get married for?" Mr..
Fortman sang Scotch Lassie Jean and
Saur Krout;;" song Simon the Cellarer, :"
j. n. Merrall recitation, Paddy's Pig !"
duet, Larboard Watch" Messrs. Ask
at the Door" Rupert Meller; Story of a
Pioneer Life R. l. Foley song, "Eihen
on the Rhi ne, E. Askworth song, The
Poor Sailor Boy" Samuel Wild song
The Wandering Refugee ]. W. Charts
worth duet, Messrs, Blackburn and Post,
FIsherman's Glee;" song, Be kind to
the loved ones at home" C. Williams /;
song Comic, Brigham Young Mr.
Blackburn ; song. Help One Another,
Boys Mr.. Earl; song, "Don't Tread on
the Lions Tail L. Askworth; song. g
Would Like to Know" G. Llewellyn song,
. Trials of Married Life J. H. Neral I;
song, The Bell of the Ball. Mr.. Black
burn; song, Happy, Gay and Free Mr..
Smith song, When Parnelps the King
of OLD Ireland" F. Higgs The meeting
adjourned, after very enjoyable evening
had been spent by all present, after singing
Aud Lang Syner